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: re HI III. 38 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. August 28, 1984 Sun shines down on Blackstock fair faithful (From page 17) friends, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Walden at their cottage at Three Mile Lake near Port Carling. Best Wishes to the members of Cummings Backhoe Pee Wee Selects, Blackstock who have advanced to the 0.A.S.A. All Ontario Finals in Madoc on Sept. 1 and 2. Members of this fine baseball team are Adam Cummings, Dwayne Frew, Kevin Gibson, Mike Haines, Daryl Leatherdale, Danny Maw, Chris Mc- Connell, Joey Muzik, Keith Roberge, Greg Stapleton, Chuck Till- ing, Brad Traves, Jimmy Vernon and their coach Colin Haines. Good luck guys. Andrew Petrie had the misfortune to fall while preparing the Analda display at the fair on Friday morning and ended up in Oshawa Hospital for the week- end with a badly broken arm. What a way to spend Fair weekend when he had so many plans to keep him busy. Our wishes for a speedy recovery go to you, Andrews. Ian Wallace of Lady- bank, Scotland, arrived on Sunday to spend three weeks with his cousins, David and Kathleen Petrie, Allan, Andrew and David. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Thompson hosted a wine and cheese party in honour of the Liberal Candidate Darce Camp- bell and his wife, Carol, Wednesday night. Well Kapeling along with Jim Kleopher and President Francine Newton visit- ed the gathering. Darce spoke answered several questions to the interest- ed group. Appreciation was expressed to Gwen- yth and Ivan for their hospitality. An alternative There was reason for smiles in the Barkey family of Enfield as briefly and. Secondary Education Program sponsored by the Durham Board of Education will be avail- able to adults in the Scugog area this fall. Adults who are interest- ed in the details of this program and how they can go about obtaining their Secondary School diploma may contact Gord Paisley 986-4740 who will be the local teacher co-ordinator. St. John Ambulance says if your child burns himself, put a small _burned area under gent- ly running water. If it is a serious burn, put the. child in a cold bath for about 10 minutes. Then wrap the child in a freshly laundered sheet and take to the hospital. Do not put grease or oint- ment on a burn, only cool water to stop the heat. If it is at all serious, see a doctor. one of their cows was named grand champion at the Blackstock Fair. The three young ladies in photo are Elaine, Carolyn and Sharyn Barkey. The Hoskin Stable Musical Ride was a popular attraction at the Blackstock Fair. Nearly 20 beautiful horses trotted in in- teresting patterns in the grandstand area to sweet sounds of music. If you missed the ride in Blackstock, you can catch it at the Port Perry Fair, coming up this weekend. Ne 50 1s Hr "Blackstock Fair is out of this world," seemed fo sum up the feelings of everyone said the signs on the Fair entry ---- which who attended. Once again this year the petting zo0 in- side the arena was a popular place. Above, a group of children get to know a miniature Sicilian Donkey, owned by the Colby Farm of Blackstock. Some people just won't smile, clowns or no clowns, parade or no parade, camera or no camera. Who knows, maybe it t under all that parade finery? y was 100 ho a